Million Vegan Grandmothers

Living a Vegan Life with Nancy Arenas

Veganism is the future and its time to change. Nancy is a non-denominational minister and an internationally published children’s book author, whose many titles include, “What Does Vegan Mean and A B Compassion.” She is a vegan chef and hosts monthly at Natural Grocers, Cooking with Compassion where she spreads the message of Cook with Compassion and Eat without Violence. She also hosts the podcast, Vegan Pulse, interviewing compassionate individuals all around the world. She makes her home in Albuquerque with her partner, John, and rescued furry friends, Piper & Max. This episode will share some exclusive facts on how living a Vegan life and transform your health completely

Food Empowerment Project: A Path Towards Food justice

The power of our food choices, Ethical veganism, Injustices in our food system....Want to know more facts on these, then this is a must watch episode for you. We were honored to have Lauren Ornelas on our show. Lauren Ornelas is a long time animal rights activist since 1987 and is the founder and Senior Programs Director of Food Empowerment Project (F.E.P.), a vegan food justice nonprofit that promotes veganism, champions for the rights of farm workers, highlights the lack of access to healthy foods in Black and Brown communities, and raise awareness about the worst forms of slavery, including child labor, in the chocolate industry. Watch lauren’s TEDx talk on The Power of Our Food Choices. Learn more about F.E.P.’s work at www.foodispower.org, and our sister sites www.veganmexicanfood.com, www.veganfilipinofood.com and www.veganlaofood.com.

Their Personhood, Our Humanity with Deborah W Elliott

1) Why vegan? Let us count the ways; Or, concentrate on getting people to care about the feelings of animals? 2) The next step after documentaries - animals as protagonists in fictional films 3)Animals suffer horribly under the system of human exceptionalism/entitlement, but humans lose out too. Co-founder, Teachwithmovies.org; co-producer, "Cesar Chavez Respect for All", Board of Directors, Our Planet Theirs Too (National Animal Rights Day) Vegan Solutions team, Resilient Palisades, former high school English teacher, lifelong dancer

Eating Our Way to Extinction - the Science

Animal agriculture is the leading cause of biodiversity loss, the water crisis, nutrient pollution, deforestation, disruption of water cycles, and global warming So are we on the verge of Extinction ? Watch the complete episode to know the exact answers...... Gerard Wedderburn-Bisshop worked as a Principal Scientist with Queensland Government Natural Resources, using satellite data to monitor three decades of vegetation cover and broadscale deforestation. He left government in 2010 to co-author the Beyond Zero Emissions’ Land Use Plan, a plan to take Australia’s land use and agriculture emissions beyond zero, and works pro bono with NGO World Preservation Foundation, focusing on deforestation, land degradation and biodiversity loss, and is on the Zero Emissions Byron Land Use Advisory Panel and is a Director of Replant Byron. Recently he co-authored a book for the Eating Our Way To Extinction documentary, and has produced a series of explanatory videos on the climate impact of animal agriculture and co-authored a report on the environmental impact of Australian beef production. 

Homo Ahimsa: Who We Really Are And How We’re Going to Save The World

Judy McCoy Carman, M.A., earth, peace, and animal activist, is the author of Peace to All Beings: Veggie Soup for the Chicken’s Soul and the new book, Homo Ahimsa: Who we Really are and how we're going to save the world. She is also co-author of The Missing Peace: The Hidden Power of our Kinship with Animals. In addition to animal rescue work, some current projects include the Animals' Peace Prayer Flag project; Vegan Spirituality interviews and retreats; and co-founding Animal Outreach of Kansas, the Circle of Compassion, Prayer Circle for Animals Facebook and the Interfaith Vegan Coalition. She appears in the film, “A Prayer for Compassion,” and received the Henry Spira Grassroots Animal Activist Award in 2014. Her website is www.peacetoallbeings.com .

The Importance of Unity In Activism

Why we need to end the bickering between vegans? How important is it to see every living being as part of a greater Universe? How we have to heal others so that we as a collective nature can heal.
Answers to these questions can transform our planet. Watch this exclusive interview with Mariquita Solis to know the right approach Mariquita Solis is a Vegan Empowerment Coach and the host of the Empowered Vegans Livestream Show. She is in charge of Community Management and Engagement at weDIDit.health, a Master Vegan Lifestyle Coach and Educator, the leader of the Animal Ministry at Unity North, and is a docent and wildlife handler at Chattahoochee Nature Center. As a transformational coach, Mariquita specializes in empowering individuals through personalized one-on-one and group coaching programs. Her expertise lies in guiding people from anger, depression, and frustration towards inner peace, personal power, and effective activism. 

Continuing the Momentum From the Vegan Earth Day March

What the Vegan Earth Day March was, how you can help make everyday vegan Earth day in your community, how to get involved in changing the system at the political level.
Listen the complete show to know the answers
Sarina Farb is vegan speaker, educator and liberation activist working to make the world a better place for all beings. She is the co-founder and organizer of the International Vegan Earth Day March and travels the country her Vegan Camper Van creating content and giving lectures and presentations about veganism to schools and universities. 

Go Vegan to Protect our Health, our Earth and the Animals

If you want to live long and heathly, and you must watch this show We are honored to have Linda Jean Middlesworth. Linda will explain - Why she went vegan. Why we must all go vegan. Why she can help you go vegan. Linda has been vegan for 35 years, beating her cancer, heart disease and obesity. She is the Organizer for the Sacramento Vegan Society now with 5,10 members and is active putting on vegan events, Go Healthy LIVE, Get Healthy Sacramento, Go Compassionate LIVE and Go Sustainable LIVE and events featuring doctors and leaders in health, animal advocacy and climate change. She had a graphic design business, Graphic Side, for 25 years in Davis, CA. She is 79 years old. She is a VeganMentor health coach under www.veganmentor.com as well as a Food for Life Nutrition and Cooking Instructor, Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine, Dr. Neal Barnard. She is also the co-owner (with her son Darren Middlesworth) of v-dog.com, a vegan dog food business that she and her late husband, David, launched 16 years ago so dogs could benefit from a healthy, cruelty-free and environmentally friendly dog food. Linda is also a Personal Trainer, and an Aerobics Instructor for California Family Fitness. She remains an active animal rights activist for PETA, DXE, Sacramento Animal Rights, and Animal Save Movement. Linda's next event, Sunday, May 21, 11-3:45 pm PT, is with 3 profound speakers addressing Food, Climate and Compassion. Please join us for this FREE ONLINE event with Dr. John McDougall, Dr. Sailesh Rao and Jane Velez Mitchell speaking on these very topics. Our health is connected to the food we eat and the animals we need to protect. Our planet will only survive if we can get enough people to go vegan and if the truth about animal agriculture becomes more transparent. REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/food-climate-and-compassion-2023-tickets-632989628017